Category: Pet Talk

For many pet owners, the thought of their furry friend losing a limb can be scary or sad. However, pets with certain conditions, such as

Like people, dogs and cats can experience poor or failing eyesight as they age The onset of vision loss in our pets can occur for

Before you bring home a new companion, make sure you are prepared for everything that comes with owning a puppy. Dr. Lori Teller, a clinical

Summer is the season for fun vacations with the whole family, often including pets. Before hitting the road, Kit Darling, infection control coordinator at the

Brucella canis, a strain of brucellosis that can be carried by dogs, is one of the leading causes of canine infertility. The highly contagious, and often

Diet can have a big impact on health. Just like humans, cats have special dietary needs to help them stay healthy. However, feline diets are

Cancer is a scary subject, especially when a loved one has been diagnosed. Because the first reactions and decisions can make a huge impact on

Pet stores often carry an overwhelming number of dog chew options, from rawhides and antlers to rubber toys and ropes. With so many choices, how

Dandruff may be a cosmetic inconvenience that many people dread, but cats can suffer from this condition as well. Dr. Lori Teller, a clinical associate

Halloween is an exciting holiday marked by costumes, decorations, and treats that set the spooky scene. While these festivities may ensure a fun evening, they

The first step in caring for a sick or injured animal is being able to recognize the signs of pain that indicate something is wrong.

Tick season is here and flea season is soon to follow. These pests don’t just annoy our cats and dogs, but they also serve as

Summer brings with it an expectation of sweltering temperatures, sometimes to the point of danger. As temperatures climb, remember that if you are hot, your

Like humans, pets experience a complex array of emotions. The loss of a beloved human or a housemate can be devastating to animals in a

Fleas and ticks are not the only parasites that can cause problems for our dogs, cats, and other pets. Mosquitos are the number one vector